anaheim-gazette 1951-07-31

Annual Doll Show Set for Tomorrow Time for the Annual Doll Show has finally arrived for those anxious youngsters. The Anaheim Recreation department and the Anaheim Doll club have done their upmost to make tomorrow a very enjoyable afternoon for all Anaheim youngsters. You may either enter in the competition or take part as a spectator. An afternoon under the shady trees of the City park displaying fine collections of dolls can not be missed. All youngsters 60 on down will enjoy this event. Very few activities such as these are free to the public. Prizes of ribbons will be given to the first, second and third winners of every divisions. A grand sweepstake prize will be given to the doll chosen to be the most outstanding of the show. Judges have been supplied by the Anaheim Doll club. Divisions are as following: Oldest, best dressed, best collection, largest, smallest, most beautiful, best foreign doll, most unusual, best religious doll and best homemade doll. Judging will start promptly at 2 p.m., in front of the game room at the City park. Assassin's Grenade Kills Governor of South Vietnam. SAIGON, Indochina (P)—Thai Lap Thanh, governor of South Vietnam, was killed this morning by a grenade thrown by a Vietnamese communist led revolutionaries. The attack was made at Sudec, 60 miles south of Saigon, during an inspection. Three French officers who were in the same party were wounded. The assassin, about 25 years old, was killed instantly. Thai Lap Thanh was seriously injured by the grenade and was rushed to a hospital where he died without regaining consciousness. Vietnamese police said the assassin was a member of a Vietminh suicide group organized into battalions to carry out terrorist activities. One witness said the assassin was dressed in a military uniform. There was no attempt to arrest him as he moved in among the official group making the inspection tour. The attempt apparently had been carefully prepared. Garden Grove Cow Sets State Milk Production Record A state production record has been made by a registered Holstein-Friesan cow owned by Excelsior Ranch Co., Ltd., Garden Grove, according to The Holstein-Friesan Association of America. Seven bids were received range of less than $100,000 tween the highest and lowest. Garden Grove Cow Sets State Milk Production Record A state production record has been made by a registered Holstein-Friesan cow owned by Excelsior Ranch Co., Ltd., Garden Grove, according to The Holstein-Friesan Association of America. Extranco Perfection Fayne Bess is the new champion, taking the lead for all of California's Jr. 2 year old Holsteins milked twice daily in the Ten-Months Division, with the production of 633 pounds of butterfat from 15,274 pounds of milk testing 4.1%. Qualifications for the Ten-Months Division of the Advanced Registry include special calving requirements in addition to high production records. These requirements are intended to place emphasis on reproductive qualities as well as productive ones. Testing was supervised by the University of California in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesan Association of America. She also holds second place in National Fat List under the same classification. California Fruit Is Good for You Phone 5772 FOR HOSPITAL BOUQUETS BABY NOVELTIES for the new mother BLOOMING PLANTS A TELEPHONE CALL ESTABLISHES YOUR CREDIT Fred's House of Flowers Delivery Covering Orange County 273 E. Center - Anaheim Celebrating OUR SILVER ANNIVERSARY 25 YEARS Celebrating OUR SILVER ANNIVERSARY 25 YEARS in AN During our 25 ye have given the l not only to our patients, but al from the far cor In Appreciation of Your Loyalty, We Are FREE GIFTS TO ALL WHO OPEN HOUSE WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, C. O. PATTERSON, OPTOMETRIST - ORTHOPTIST 161 West Center Street Anaheim TO MEET ARCTIC WEATHER CONDITIONS—A new type inflated radar dome, built of rubber and fiber glass by Goodrich for the U.S. Air Force, will house aircraft warning equipment in the Arctic. The dome is 37 feet high and can withstand 120-mile-an-hour winds. $61,096,028 Contract Awarded for Construction Of Hoag Memorial Hospital at Costa Mesa Site Directors of the Hoag Memorial Hospital, Presbyterian, last night awarded a contract for a 75-d hospital to cost $1,096,023.00. Means and Ulrich, of Santa Ana, the hospital to be built on a 20-are site overlooking Newport Harbor. Seven bids were received with a range of less than $100,000 between the highest and lowest bids. Talk on Taxation Wins Toastmaster Speech Trophy Anaheim Toastmasters club featured a program of provocative speeches dealing with problems of today at the regular Monday dinner meeting. Veterans Planning State Aid Urged To Apply Now Veterans of World War II in Orange county who may be planning to apply for assistance from the state of California in pursuing their studies during the fall term. Sign Up Beginning For All-City Talent Night Sign ups are now being for participants in the All-City Talent Night. Only 10 acts been signed up. There is no space to add new acts. Your chance to show to the your secret talents for dancing and giving reel Show time will get underway 8 p.m., in the Greek Theater Monday, Aug. 6. The even festivities will start with a munity sing. All youngsters 6 to 60 are invited to participate in the show or as a member of the audience. The Talent Nights of this have always been a huge so the Anaheim Recreation department is giving history chance to repeat itself. This only way that you can get a ning full of entertainment and breathe the fresh summer at the same time. For all wishing to participate, please lister at the City park grant office before Wednesday, if this is impossible, come city try-outs Wednesday week. Son of Anaheim Couple Serving With Air Group Naval Reserve Fighter Squad 884 celebrated its return to a year ago this month by bringing the Korean communists with of the deadliest explosives to man—fiery napalm Of Hoag Memorial Hospital at Costa Mesa Site Directors of the Hoag Memorial Hospital, Presbyterian, last night awarded a contract for a 75 bed hospital to cost $1,096,023.00 means and Ulrich, of Santa Ana, the hospital to be built on a 20-room site overlooking Newport Harbor. Seven bids were received with a range of less than $100,000 between the highest and lowest bids. The hospital officials have about $100,000 with which to start construction. Proposals for a hospital on the east of Orange county were first advanced by Rev. Raymond L. Bahams of Laguna Beach, in 1945. Due to war conditions and the great increase in construction costs at that time, the program would not be carried out. Under the leadership of Rev. O. Scott McFarland, of Santa Ana, $500,000 was raised by public subscription in Orange county and a gift of $100,000 was received from Penn L. Martin of Baltimore. But the program was further hastened until more funds were secured. Eventually an agreement was reached with the Hoag Foundation, created a few years ago by late George G. Hoag, one of the pioneers with J. C. Penney in building up of that great organization, and the hospitals were revised and enlarged and the name "Hoag Memorial Hospital, Presbyterian" was agreed upon with the Hoag Foundation providing the sum of $500,000 for proposed hospital building. Work on the project is expected start within 30 days and when it will need on the rapidly growing west section of Orange county. The Invocation was given by Marion Pickel, the timekeeper was Paul Von Klieben and the meeting was under the chairmanship of C. O. Garshwiler. Guest of the evening was Dr. James Hoppers who was introduced by M. Gartner. The group met in the banquet room of Lum's Cafe. Talk on Taxation Wins Toastmaster Speech Trophy Anaheim Toastmasters club featured a program of provocative speeches dealing with problems of today at the regular Monday dinner meeting. Walter Knott, speaking on "Taxation," was awarded the Toastmasters Trophy for the week. Louis Taylor covered the Mississippi flood situation in a talk on "The American Red Cross Needs Your Help." R. A. Herman posed the question "Are We Men or Are We Mice?" also dealing with the taxation problem, and John Knutzen closed the speaking portion of the meeting with an impromptu talk on "Florida vs. California as Citrus King." Speech evaluation was made by R. J. Allen assisted by Dr. Frank J. Ersck. Table Topic chairman Marcus Gartner led the group in a round table discussion of various current subjects. Royal Marten and John Knutzen were elected as official delegates to the San Diego convention of Toastmasters International. Paul Demaree, past president of the Anaheim club and past president of Toastmasters International will participate in the San Diego program with other Toastmasters from most of the other states, Canada, and Scotland. The Invocation was given by Marion Pickel, the timekeeper was Paul Von Klieben and the meeting was under the chairmanship of C. O. Garshwiler. Guest of the evening was Dr. James Hoppers who was introduced by M. Gartner. The group met in the banquet room of Lum's Cafe. Veterans Planning State Aid Urged To Apply Now Veterans of World War II in Orange county who may be planning to apply for assistance from the state of California in pursuing their studies during the fall term should be sure they have established eligibility for the "Cal-Vet" educational aid program, according to Mr. W. D. Winterbourne, assistant county service officer. "By obtaining a certificate of eligibility now, these veterans can forestall costly delays at registration time," Mr. Winterbourne pointed out. "At the same time, they can start the machinery in motion for the necessary interviews, scheduling of payments, etc." Subsistence payments under the "Cal-Vets" program have been increased in some cases to $50 a month from $40, effective in September. The $10 increase is intended for use by the veteran-student, to purchase necessary books and supplies. In addition, the state may pay tuition and fees for the veteran. The maximum expenditure for all purposes in the case of any one veteran-student is $1000. To be eligible for state educational assistance, a veteran must have been born in California or have been a resident of this state at the time of entry into military service, and must have had at least 90 days on active duty prior to Jan. 1, 1947. The basic application form which is used for "Cal-Vet" educational aid also serves to establish the veteran's eligibility for the "Cal-Vet" farm and home financing plan. The same veteran may qualify for both benefits. Florida State University's football team has won three straight conference titles and is undefeated in three years of conference play. Son of Anaheim Couple Serving With Air Group Naval Reserve Fighter Squad 884 celebrated its return to a year ago this month by bringing the Korean communists with of the deadliest explosives to man—fiery napalm rockets, and other assortments hot lead. Douglas M. Harlow, chief electronics technician son of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Low of 306 East Broadway st., heim, and husband of Mrs. L. Harlow of 2204 Manzanita Manhattan Beach, is serving the squadron. Coming from all walks of life, the reserves provide value of their weekend trip by helping turn the tide to the North Korean invaders' value was further proved rapid transition to squadrons able to make when they were dered back to the active naval service. Southern County Bank Declares Regular Dividend The board of directors Southern County Bank, in meeting of July 27, declared ular semi-annual dividend on dollars per share, plus an dividend of one dollar per day by R. Foster Lamm, preThe dividend is payable August 1951, to stockholders of August 1, 1951. This brings the total paid for the year 1951 to dollars per share, which represents regular dividend of six per share plus extra dividing two dollars per share. The bank statement as on 30, 1951, shows total assets $13,191,253.12. Deposits amount to $430,031.22 and capital amount to $722,199.61, repreciated by capital $200,000.00, $200,000.00 and undivided $322,199.61. Citrus Market Eating ANNIVERSARY 25 YEARS in ANAHEIM During our 25 years in Anaheim, we have given the best of Ocular care, not only to our thousands of local patients, but also to many others from the far corners of the globe. Loyalty, We Are Giving ALL WHO ATTEND THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 and 2 PERSON, O.D. BIRTHOPTIST Im ★ Phone Anaheim 3607 Florida State University's football team has won three straight conference titles and is undefeated in three years of conference play. Citrus Market The California Fruit Growers Exchange reported today all markets California oranges were unchanged. REPRESENTATIVE PRICES BY SIZE: SUNKIST (First Grade)— Size 126 150 176 200 220 252 284 6.38 6.02 6.25 6.30 5.93 5.77 5.77 CHOICE (Second Grade)— Size 126 150 176 200 220 252 284 No Choice LOS ANGELES, July 31—(AP)—The Federal State Market service reported today grapefruit steady, prices unchanged; about steady; oranges slightly stronger on packed loose, steady. KILL WEEDS NOW WITH SHELL WEEDKILLER 20 • Controls both perennial grasses and broad-leaved weeds • Can be applied either undiluted or mixed with water Shell Weedkiller 20 is an effective, aromatic weed oil. Use it along highways, roadsides, driveways, fences, irrigation ditches. Also vineyards, citrus groves, orchards where noncultivation is practiced. R. R. WELSH FULLERTON 2387 Sign Up Begins For All-City Talent Night Sign ups are now being taken for participants in the All City Talent Night. Only 10 acts have been signed up. There is plenty of space to add new acts. This is our chance to show to the public four secret talents for singing, dancing and giving readings. Show time will get under way at 5 p.m., in the Greek Theatre. Monday, Aug. 6. The evening's activities will start with a community sing. All youngsters from 60 are invited to either participate in the show or as a member of the audience. The Talent Nights of the past have always been a huge success, so the Anaheim Recreation Department is giving history a chance to repeat itself. This is the only way that you can get an evening full of entertainment FREE and breathe the fresh summer air at the same time. For all people fishing to participate, please register at the City park grandstand office before Wednesday, Aug. 1. This is impossible, come to the city try-outs Wednesday of this week. Son of Anaheim Couple Serving With Air Group Naval Reserve Fighter Squadron 84 celebrated its return to duty year ago this month by blasting the Korean communists with some of the deadliest explosives known to man—fiery napalm bombs, Man Seized for Possessing Dope Charged with possession of narcotics, Tony Garcia Martinez, 30, unemployed Los Angeles resident, was being held in county jail at Santa Ana today, following his arrest by Santa Ana police at 1:35 a.m., yesterday in a hotel there. Martinez was "turned in" to police by another guest of the hotel, who failed to appreciate Martinez' alleged offer of a marijuana cigarette. The informer said that Martinez was smoking such a cigarette and had others in his possession. Police said they found the "makings" of more marijuana cigarettes in Martinez's room. They also said they found his criminal record, which included a term in San Quentin for armed robbery in 1947, a sentence to Los Angeles county jail for possession of narcotics; also that Martinez had been released only last Thursday from the Chino institution for men. Air Crash Victims Bodies Recovered LOS ANGELES UP—Bodies of four Long Beach men who crashed in the San Gabriel mountains 10 months ago were recovered and identified yesterday. Their plane's wreckage was found by hunters Sunday. The dead are Larry Watson, 31; Robert Richards, 28; Jack K. Green, 35, and Lonnie Nichols, 32. In clarity, sparkling beauty, fine modern cutting—our collection of Diamonds represents, we believe, values unexcelled. You invest safely HERE: FOR FINE DIAMOND VALUES SEDLOCK 113 S.LOS ANGELES STREET Summer Clearance Son of Anaheim Couple Serving With Air Group Naval Reserve Fighter Squadron celebrated its return to duty year ago this month by blasting Korean communists with some of the deadliest explosives known man—fiery napalm bombs, rockets, and other assortments of not lead. Douglas M. Harlow, aviation chief electronics technician, USN, on Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Harlow of 306 East Broadway st., Anaheim, and husband of Mrs. Betty Harlow of 2204 Manzanita lane, Manhattan Beach, is serving with the squadron. Coming from all walks of civillife, the reserves proved the value of their weekend training by helping turn the tide against North Korean invaders. Their value was further proved by the rapid transition the squadron was able to make when they were orered back to the active military service. Southern Counties Bank Declares Regular Dividend The board of directors of the Southern County Bank, in their meeting of July 27, declared a regular semi-annual dividend of three dollars per share, plus an extra dividend of one dollar per share according to a statement made to by P. Foster Lamm, president. The dividend is payable August 10, 1951, to stockholders of record August 1, 1951. This brings the total dividend paid for the year 1951 to eight dollars per share, which represents regular dividend of six dollars per share plus extra dividends totaling two dollars per share. The bank statement as of June 0, 1951, shows total assets of $13,191,253.12. Deposits are $12,-80,031.22 and capital funds amount to $722,199.61, represented by capital $200,000.00, surplus $200,000.00 and undivided profits $222,199.61. 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